The metro with the lowest score was McAllen, Texas, with a 12 - month supply of foreclosure inventory,
foreclosure sales accounting for 7 percent of all sales, an average foreclosure discount of 21 percent, and a 66 percent decrease in foreclosure activity in 2012 compared to 2011.
Not exact matches
Investors
accounted for as much as 23 % of
sales in early 2012 as they bought up properties, many in
foreclosure, at bargain prices.
Foreclosures and short
sales accounted for 15 % of January
sales, NAR says, compared with 14 % in December and 24 % in January 2013.
So it does not have to say
foreclosure but if a lender sees «settled on
account» or «short
sale» or even «paid for less» then a future mortgage lender and underwriter view this as a home loan agreement you got into and then could not make the payments and had to give the rights back to the 1
Their services include deletion of late payments,
foreclosure and judgments, short
sales, open / closed collection
accounts, among others.
Currently, short
sales and
foreclosures in Orange County
account for 12 % of the active inventory and 15 % of all escrows opened within the prior month.
Distressed homes4 —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 9 percent of July
sales, down from 15 percent a year ago and the first time they were in the single - digits since NAR started tracking the category in October 2008.
ATTOM Data Solutions, released its Q3 2017 U.S. Home
Sales Report shows that distressed home sales — including bank - owned (REO) sales, third - party foreclosure auction sales, and short sales which accounted...
Sales Report shows that distressed home
sales — including bank - owned (REO) sales, third - party foreclosure auction sales, and short sales which accounted...
sales — including bank - owned (REO)
sales, third - party foreclosure auction sales, and short sales which accounted...
sales, third - party
foreclosure auction
sales, and short sales which accounted...
sales, and short
sales which accounted...
sales which
accounted... more
Distressed homes4 -
foreclosures and short
sales -
accounted for 23 percent of January
sales, down from 24 percent in December and 35 percent in January 2012.
During the second quarter, the number of homes nearing
foreclosure accounted for 12 percent of total home
sales, with banks agreeing to more transactions at prices below the outstanding mortgage balance, RealtyTrac reported in releasing its second quarter data this week.
Distressed homes4 —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 11 percent of June
sales, down from 15 percent in June 2013.
Distressed homes3 —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 14 percent of September
sales, up from 12 percent in August, which was the lowest share since monthly tracking began in October 2008; they were 24 percent in September 2012.
Distressed homes4 -
foreclosures and short
sales -
accounted for 21 percent of March
sales, down from 25 percent in February and 29 percent in March 2012.
Account Closed thank you i will do that, im trying to figure out what would be a good benchmark to go against for example, should the property i purchase be 10 to 20 % below market value, should i buy short
sales or
foreclosures than rehab them refinance them than rent them out etc. something of that sort of line.
Distressed homes2 -
foreclosures and short
sales which generally sell at deep discounts -
accounted for 23 percent of second quarter
sales, down from 30 percent a year ago.
Distressed homes3 -
foreclosures and short
sales sold at deep discounts -
accounted for 22 percent of November
sales (12 percent were
foreclosures and 10 percent were short
sales), down from 24 percent in October and 29 percent in November 2011.
In the third quarter of 2011, homes that were in
foreclosure accounted for 20 percent of all residential
sales in the country, according to RealtyTrac in its latest Foreclosure Sales Re
sales in the country, according to RealtyTrac in its latest
Foreclosure Sales Re
Sales Report.
Distressed homes3 —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 14 percent of March
sales, down from 16 percent in February and 21 percent in March 2013.
In the second quarter of 2011,
foreclosures accounted for 22 percent of all
sales and 30 percent of all
sales in the third quarter of 2010.
* Distressed
sales —
foreclosures and short
sales —
account for more than a third of all transactions nationwide.
Sales after
foreclosure accounted for 26 properties against 79 homes in 2012.
Distressed
sales accounted for 24 % of the overall
sales volume in December 2012 as
foreclosures and short
sales both represented an identical 12 % share of total
sales.
During March,
foreclosures accounted for just 12 % of total
sales — that's down from the 15 - 19 % levels we've seen this year and the 25 % that's been the norm during the period after the 2008 recession.
Bank owned
foreclosures, the perennial sweethearts of investors everywhere that had
accounted for one in four
sales just a year ago, now barely contributed six or seven percent.
Distressed homes —
foreclosures and short
sales sold at deep discounts —
accounted for 34 percent of February
sales (20 percent were
foreclosures and 14 percent were short
sales), down from 35 percent in January and 39 percent in February 2011.
Distressed homes -
foreclosures and short
sales sold at deep discounts —
accounted for 25 percent of May
sales (15 percent were
foreclosures and 10 percent were short
sales), down from 28 percent in April and 31 percent in May 2011.
Distressed homes —
foreclosures and short
sales sold at deep discounts —
accounted for 29 percent of March
sales (18 percent were
foreclosures and 11 percent were short
sales), compared with 34 percent in February and 40 percent in March 2011.
Distressed homes —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 23 percent of January
sales, down from 24 percent in December and 35 percent in January 2012.
Distressed homes —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 25 percent of February
sales, up from 23 percent in January but down from 34 percent in February 2012.
The report also shows that
foreclosure - related
sales accounted for 19 percent of all U.S. residential
sales during the third quarter — down from 20 percent in the previous quarter but the same level as in the third quarter of 2011.
Foreclosures accounted for just 1.1 % of all closed
sales and short
sales accounted for 0.8 %.
Foreclosures at Orange County in February
accounted for just 1.2 % of all closed
sales and short
sales accounted for 1.9 % — so 96.9 % of all home
sales were equity sellers.
8.3 % of the 408 currently available homes in El Dorado County are bank
foreclosures, a category that
accounted for 28.4 % of
sales in the first quarter.
In today's market, things can often times become more complicated than in the past because of fickle buyers, short
sales,
foreclosures and wounded sellers who have seen their retirement
accounts slide away right alongside the equity in their homes.
Distressed homes —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 18 percent of April
sales, down from 21 percent in March and 28 percent in April 2012.
Distressed homes —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 12 percent of August
sales, down from 15 percent in July, and is the lowest share since monthly tracking began in October 2008; they were 23 percent in August 2012.
Distressed homes4 —
foreclosures and short
sales —
accounted for 9 percent of July
sales, down from 15 percent a year ago and the first time they were in the single - digits since NAR started tracking the category in October 2008.
The The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ® says
foreclosures and short
sales accounted for 31 percent of existing - home
sales in May compared to 37 percent in April.
Together, the two companies
accounted for nearly two - thirds of the 17,781 agreements loan servicers had entered into with homeowners through May giving them the go - ahead for an attempted HAFA short
sale or deed - in - lieu of
foreclosure.
Sales of distressed property, including
foreclosures,
accounted for 7 percent of the total for a third month.